St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-01
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULES.

One new case Of 1rlet fever was reported
yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S59S, 1882.
The North Star toboggan slide will be for
merly opened to day.
'tNanon'' will be sung at to-day's matinee,
and for the last time this evening.
Plats of Summerville and Monterey, on the
shores OF Lake Minnetonka, were filed yeSter-
day.
Mrs. L. F. Menage has presented the new
First Baptist church with a handsomesonew
bell.
The sale of seats for the engagement Of
Kate Castleton begins at the Grand this morn
ing.
a small blaze at the residence of F. A.
Fisher, 1888 Portland avenue, called out the
| fire department esterday morning.
Rifha Bey. the Soudanese knife thrower,
| and Scion Shingle are the features at the
| dime museum for the coming week.
| Leonard Kline, a railroad man, died at his
! home at 500 Western avenue yesterday OF
! tuberculosis. He will be buried Sunday
morning from his late residence.
The only daughter of DIR. Lindley died at
the family residence yesterday morning after
| an illness of a long term of years. The
| funeral anneunceme Mt will be made later.
All the different branches Of the Socialist n
| Labor party will meet tomorrow afternoon -
! Martins hall. The election of new officer
| for the forthcoming semi-annual term will b a
the main business transaction OF this meet =
! ing.
Yesterday was the last of the school days
| at the Battle Of Atlanta panorama, and fully
! 700 children were in attendance, bringing the
| total up to 5000. To-day the panorama will
be open all day, and children who come ac-
companied by their parents will be admitted
| at the ten-ceut rate.
Kuhrum Lodge No liz, A. F. & A. NJ, in
I stalled the following officers Thursday even
ing: A. o. Hoyt, W. M; j. II. Hazer, S. W.;
| c. Z. Barker. J. w; George Fetter, treasurer;
| H. Altnow, secretary; G. d. Emery, S. d !;
Bowrer, j. D.; Usher. S. s.; Cook. }: s.; j..
| IL. Atty, tyler. A banquet followed the cere-
| monies.
The trustees of the Farmers & Merchants
| Savings bank of Minneapolis, at their regular
| semi-annual meeting. held Dec. 81, declared =
| semJ-annual dividend Of per cent. per an
| nun on all deposits that have been in the
bank three or more mouths. This interest
| will be ready to enter on the depositors' books
on and after Jan. 15, 1887.
The Society Norden has elected the follow
ing officers: o. p. Miller president; William
Rydmark, vice president; P. Swanson,
treasurer; Charles Swanson, secretary; John
| Alstrom, secretary of finance; p. Olson.
librarian; Aug Strom, assistant librarian: F..
o. Moren, master of ceremony; c. c. Bennett
and V. P. Nelson, revisors.
/ The Norwegian Ski club will this afternoon
al 2 o'clock have price race ever jumps
made up on the hill, where they will make
| Jumps through the air OF probably Som<5 thirty
or forty feet. All nationalities car join the
club, which is the first started in America.
/ The president is Carl Pelsteup; vice preSi-
dent. w. Lund; treasurer, ?. Prytz; secretary,
K. Dahl
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday to
John F. Miller and Hattie G. Johnson, Harry
H! Hills and Alice Flickinger, Andrew E-lger
and Oleanna Brevig, John Arenton and Char
lotte Larson, Horace 4. Johnson and Mary
Reed. Martin Bergstrom and Christina John
son, Lars J Johnson and Augusta Vain, Ed
ward w. Graham and Mamie E. Jones, e. c..
Day and Temperance Hastings, Swan NJ.
Jones and Ida Mailman.
Tonight at the Washington rink there will
take place a grand bicycle tournament and
ball. The bicycle events will commence al
1870 o'clock, Immediately after which dancing
will commence. Willard s ThyleS orchestra
will ofiiciate in the band-stand, and everybody
is promised good time. WoodSide, Morgan,
Schock and Eek will all compete incthe races,
which will be the last i'll which Woody and
Morgan will ride here. a large attendance
is looked for.
St. Marks Episcopal church, Sixth street
between Hennepin and Nicollect avenues
Rev. t. B. Wells, d. D., SO Sixth street SOUTH
rector. Morning service, sermon and holy
| communion, 10: 80 d. IN; Sunday school, II ia
p. m.; evening service and lecture. 1850 p.
N. The st. Marks chapter of the Brother
hood of ST. Andrew, in connection with St
Marks parish, will meet on Monday evening
next at $50 in the guild room back of St
, | Marks church.
, The North Star Toboggan club will formally
open lis slide to the public to-day. The clut
will meet at headquarters, 31e Nicollet ave
nue., at 80 o'clock and march to the slide
, for the afternoons sport, and again at the
same place at GAS p. N. to go TO the Milwau-
, kee depot to meet the ST. George Snow Shoe
club of St. Paul, who are going TO spend the
evening at the slide. If you want TO see
tobogganing by experts go up TO the slide il
the afternoon or event lg. Take the Lyndalt
car and get off at Lowry's, and turn to :ht
left. The club will take care of all Corners